Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-29
THE PROPERTY sELF-sUsTAINING.

| The fhOfEhTh HELf-oUSIAiNiNO.
This property, unlike most mining
enterprises inviting capital, is u pro.
ducing and self-sustaining one. with a
8 stamp mill IN good order, which has
been running for nearly three years
continually; the mill has just been fur.
nished with nawcams. dies and tappets
which puts the plant reality In as good
order as when b.ilt; nine tons Of ore
are worked per day, while with q 20.
stamp mill to be erected forty tons can
be worked at but slight additional ex.
pense, and over S5 900 per day earned.
WHAT PRESIDENT REALL SAYS.
President Reall, IN Il recent inter.
view. printed In the Boston Globe salt:
"When the former owners OF the
Tnrl ilItas came 10 mo with their prop
ei ties. recommended by some OF the
best men in America for their personal
worth, they asked me 10 accept the
pr sidency Of the company and raise
capital to extend their work. / inves-
tigated the enterprise thoroughly, only
to hnd that her representations were
far beneath what the facts would bear,
and am getting daily proofs OF the
greater value OF the property. When !
took hold of the enterprise determined
tu apply the business principles TO IL
which had learned by twenty years.
active experience. realized the prtjn-
dices that had TO be met and the diff
cuties which had TO be overcome. l
determined To handle mining stock the
same as any regular commoditv-that
Is. Ia sell IL on its merits for what il
WAS worth. The put lie have recognized
the value OF the enterprise far beyond
my expectations, and have shown their
confidence IN IT 10 n greater extent than
WAS ever shown before. found inves-
tons ready for an enterprise conducted
on sound business principles, and they
will reap their reward. do not know
whether the stock will pay 81 or 50 per
share in dividends, but do know it is
cheap ut 81, the present price, and
many believe it will eventually sell for
ten times that figure. Three Of the
mines are now being operated, and
either OF them are demonstrated to be
exceptionally rich In ore and worth far
more than the entire capital stock OF
the company, not counting the other
mines"
The final and clinching evidence in
regard TO these properties Is found in
the following from the Tucson Star
punished near the mines, whose editor,
l.. T.. Hughes, is leading mining ex-
pert and personally familiar with the
subject concerning which he writes.
He says:
zone of the best evidences of the fu.
ture OF these mines Is the fact that
from the beginning the output of bull.
lion has paid for every dollars worth
OF development. Not dollar exDend.
ed which has not come out OF the
mines. And this means much, for the
mines have not been operated so much
TO take out ore as to ascertain from
prospecting the true merit OF the
mines. However, many thousands oi
dollars were expended in dead work ir
sinking prospect shafts, drifting, tim
bering and tunneling to learn the ex
tent, richness aud permanency Of The
ore lodes. These facts haye been vol
determined. During These develop
nents nearly $l75.0 900 Of bullion ha.
been produced by these mines and un
der adverse conditions. A twenty ol
forty stamp mill is what the distric
needs. With the present management
and such mill the Tortiita minini
district would be the largest bullioI
producer in Arizona. The ore 10 there
The water and wood are there in abun
dance. Everything is favorable TO th,
working Of these mines and the produc
ton of bullion.
SURROUNDED WITH ALL THE CoNDI
TIoNs FOR SUCCESS.
The fact is that Tortilita mines ar
surrounded with all the condition
necessary to prosperous mining camp
Add to this the fact that the manage
Dcnt is under ID. Il. Elmore. an experi
enced mining and mill man OF twent
years in the mines and mills of the Pa
cific slope, especially in the mines @
Nevada. Thus the company is assure
against the blunders and incompetenc
OF an inexperienced management. .whic
has been the cause OF 80 many minin
failures all over the country. Mr.. f.
more knows every detail necessary /
the successful management OF minin
property, which insures the best result
from these mines.
Regularly every month shipment o
silver bullion has been made from thes
mines through the Tucson bankers I
San Francisco. 1t Is well-known tina
large amount OF development an
prospecting has been going on, with tn
product of the mines paying all exper
ses. and the credit of the company tn
very best.
This groop of mines contains enouQ
OF rich mineral to make fiourishin
bullion camp for many years TO com,
with splendid returns to the fOrtunal
owners OF the magni ficent property.
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From theArizona Enterprise. Aug. 16, ,lSs
DinnI annnfv ia fn for tho or
and permanency OF its mines, many {
them being wonders IN their way .yielt
ing rich returns to their for tunate owl
ers and constantly improving with fui
ther Developments. The Silver Kins
the Vekol, the Mammoth and the To-
tllitas Gold and liver Mining Comps
ny at the Owl Heads are each stead
producers, and they stand upon thei
merits as brilliant examples Of the SUI
cessful industry-no: lottery-of mir
ing.
A representative of the Enterpris
visited the Owl Heads this week an
made thorough eXa mination of tn
mines and the camp. The bullion pro
duced and shipped since the mill start
ed closely approximates $l75, ,OO0-
most remarkable output under the cir
cumstances.
The increase In the capacity of tn
mi II is a Decessity that the success o
the company how chiefly d epends upon
for the mines are capable OF supplying
far more ore than such a mi II can re
duce.
| CONCLUSION.
The shares of :he TortIlita Compan,
are being taken all oyer the country fO
investment by bankers, merchants
farmers. mechanics aud laboring mel
and women. They can be bought nov